DE Lottery

 DELottery Frequently Asked Questions

The Delaware Lottery, ran by the Delaware Lottery Commission, some of the game DE Lottery offers are power ball, Mega Millions, Play 5, Play 4, and instant lottery. The lottery earns are contributed to the State General Fund and put towards many wonderful improvements for our country; public and higher education, public safety, child , family, and youth services, and heath services. More than $3 billion has been transferred to the General Fund from Delaware since 1975. In 2009 they became the state's fourth largest proceeds contributor, contributing $248 Million. Lottery products are sold at authorized retailers through out Delaware.

On October 13, 2009 an agreement was reached to cross-sell Mega Millions and Powerball in certain U.S. lottery jurisdictions as early as 2010. Therefore, the Delaware Lottery would be allowed to also sell Mega Millions tickets alongside Powerball. Powerball's jackpots currently start at $20 million and draws Wednesday and Saturday Nights.

This state offers video lottery games, as well as, being one of only four states where wagering on sports is legal. A bill was signed in May 2009 that is much broader than the previous sports wagering law. The minimum age to play is 18, except for video lottery and sports betting, which have a minimum of 21. FYI: Delaware's liquor stores do not allow underage persons in them, the minimum age to purchase tickets in such locations is effectively 21.

Beware of Scams: Under no circumstance should you ever give your personal information or monies to anyone claiming to be affiliated with any state lottery organization. We have posted the official Delaware Lottery headquarters information above and this should be the only persons of interest if you have won a large sum of money. Smaller amount payout's can be redeemed by local retailers affiliated with the official lottery headquarters.